Less Intermediate 4-2

PorNicolas

Lesson 4





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Have or Has?
Decide whether to use ?have? or ?has?.

1.
She

been asking questions all day long.

2. They

been climbing the mountain.

3. We

been washing the dishes.

4. You

been repairing your computer.

5. I

been working.

6. It

been snowing.

7. The boy

been playing.

8. Caty

been dreaming.

9. The men

been digging a hole.

10. Cindy and Bob

been studying English.

 

  • since ? if the starting point is given (two o?clock, last Friday, 1998)
  • for ? if the period of time is given (twenty minutes, two days, one year)



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